Time for another top 10, and today's is from Zachary, and an interesting selection too:
My Top Ten iPhone Music Apps, alphabetically8BitoneLo-fi gameboy rock fun, even if it's a bit confounding to understand.
AuraLots of controls in this app to create ambient soundscaping.
BeBotTweakable and infinitely playable, it's THE live instrument for when your theremin is in the shop.
BloomEven without Brian Eno's name attached to it, it's a great little sound machine. Good one to let play itself. The most relaxing thing ever.
Buddha MachineIn contrast to Bloom: why do loops that sound so soothing give me nightmares?
RjDjThoroughly weird stuff. My surroundings never sounded like this fascinating. Someone called it "augmented reality for sound" and I couldn't agree more.
SoundGridHands down the best matrix sequencer on the iPhone, and it just keeps getting better.
Star6I hate it when remix apps say they're "designed for creativity" then restrict you to their small bank of samples. Not this one. Load your own samples and glitch 'em up good. Accelerometer-based control so you don't look like you're just texting when you play live.
technoBoxSurprised that nobody has mentioned this yet. Amazing 303/808/909 emulation, and the closest you'll get to ReBirth on the iPhone. The first music app I bought, and I still come back to it for my acid fix.
TweakyBeatSo in love with analog-style fully moddable drum sounds, I don't even care that it's monophonic. Instant microhouse in a free app.

An interesting collection and one without Beatmaker included. This top ten seems more
'instrument' focussed. Thanks again Zachary.